github-actions-policy
Use when editing GitHub Actions in private repos. Requires self-hosted runners; flags ubuntu-latest as policy drift unless explicitly approved.
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- 2026-11-11
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01 前言 Front Matter
- name
- github-actions-policy
- description
- Use when editing GitHub Actions in private repos. Requires self-hosted runners; flags ubuntu-latest as policy drift unless explicitly approved.
03 SKILL.md 正文
Private repo Actions policy
For private repositories, GitHub Actions jobs must run on self-hosted runners by default to minimize runner costs (save money).
- Use the repo/org shared selector, for example:
${{ fromJson(vars.SELF_HOSTED_RUNNER_LABELS || '["self-hosted","self-hosted-mikey"]') }} - Do not use
ubuntu-latestor other GitHub-hosted runners in a private repo unless the user explicitly approves a specific exception - Treat any mixed routing pattern like "PRs on GitHub-hosted, pushes on self-hosted" as a routing decision that requires explicit user approval
- When reviewing or editing private-repo workflows, flag GitHub-hosted runner usage as policy drift unless there is documented approval
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